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Meanings of winter in English
The coldest season of the year; in the northern hemisphere it extends from the winter solstice to the vernal equinox.
Usage of winter in English
1
Season: Spring through fall, although sunny winter days can offer good conditions.
2
However, the 2008 winter ice extent was near the year long-term average.
3
In the winter it was cozy; in the summer it was ideal.
4
Health officials have urged people to get winter flu vaccines this year.
5
Violence has surged in Afghanistan in recent months after a winter lull.
6
Sometimes they would marry in the house; that was in the winter.
7
It said 7 million homes would be in fuel poverty this winter.
8
Today, most Denali climbers also avoid the Sourdoughs' intemperate winter climbing strategy.
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The situation is likely to deteriorate further through the winter, she said.
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The winter solstice is, of course, the shortest day of the year.
11
Price said they would continue to target sprints with Tavisan over winter.
12
Green in the spring, golden in the summer, white in the winter.
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Chair David Hewson said farmers need to plan for a dry winter.
14
In winter time the climate is equable; in summer it is unbearable.
15
Probably because winter had clung longer than normal to Florida this year.
16
Irish Ferries has cancel led its winter services between Ireland and France.
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South Africa
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Ireland
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